Ministry Tech Leaders

"All will be well. All will be well. All manner of things will be well." Whenever I read this saying from Julian of Norwich, it puts my heart at peace. I know both theologically and from personal experience, how true these words are.

There are many hurdles toward selecting quality employees or volunteers; passing a background check shouldn’t be one of them. Recognizing background check red flags is often the final litmus test before extending a job offer.

Broadcasting church services has become as important as having a church website was 10 years ago. Live streaming is the new church standard.

Cybercriminals are not unintelligent about the data at Amazon, and have taken note of the (web) address where so many people (and their information and money) hang out. That means users need to be aware of the need for Amazon cyber security.

There are so many great pastoral tools that it may seem a little overwhelming, but I hope to break them down into some helpful categories and give you some thoughts on each one.

Digital signage can greatly improve your communication and help your congregation to navigate in your church. You can communicate safety expectations, guidelines, information on where things are, what's new, what changed.

Even in today’s digital world, the importance of being analog, and using old analog methods still matter.

Digital ministry must reach inward to the congregation—but also outward toward the lost.